Maybe for an extra $100k, you wouldn't have tent campers living next door.

 

#Truth :lol2:

I always go cheap on sunglasses. I've seen too many friends and people in general lose designer brand shades to water and tires and unruly fans. I'll occasionally splurge on a $10 pair when I'm feeling particularly trendy.

 

The only issue with going cheap is you can tell they are cheap when you look through them. Nothing like the ease on your eyes as you look through a nice pair of shades.

Used to be shoes, but the older I get, my feet make me spend more.

Toilet paper. Always go with the higher end stuff. Just can't go down the cheap route with this purchase.

Men's slowpitch softball today is a JOKE! 3 quarters of these hacks couldn't touch us in our hey-day. They play with loaded bats and balls that are as hard as a wedding penis (hope I can say that). And the so called crowds that watch....:no: non-existent. I can recall Softball City and Rumpke being packed beyond capacity to watch league games, let alone, tournament games.

 

Let me know what older cards your looking for, I've got a sizable collection. :thumb:

 

I would love to see some of the old guys (I.E my father) hit with these new bats and balls.

I do. Don't understand how people spend hundreds of dollars on shoes when you can get a perfectly good pair for ~$45.

 

I buy lots of awesome, name-brand, running shoes and have never paid more than $40 for any of them. Some I've gotten on clearance for $10 or $15. I'm like you, no way will I pay hundreds of bucks on shoes.